The 88-page chargesheet, supplemented by 142 documents and statements by 72 witnesses, named Jagan as accused No. 1 (A-1) and his personal auditor V Vijay Sai Reddy as accused no. 2 (A-2). Besides, the CBI named four other accused in the chargesheet: Jagathi Publications, the media house owned by Jagan as A-3; IAS officer G Venkatrami Reddy as A-4; Ayodhya Rami Reddy, chairman of Ramky Group of Industries as A-5 and Ramky Pharma Limited as A-6.

The third chargesheet primarily focused on the favours doled out to Ramky Group of Industries by the then Y S Rajashekhar Reddy government as a quid pro quo to the investments made by the group in Jagan's business empire.

In return, the YSR government had allotted 1500 acres of land to Ramky Infra at Paravada in Visakhapatnam. The entire exercise of land allotment was done by IAS officer Venkatarami Reddy, who was then vice-chairman of Visakhapatnam Urban Development Corporation.

At present, Reddy is the Collector of Srikakulam district and he was grilled by the CBI recently in connection with the case. The CBI also wrote to the state government to grant permission to prosecute the IAS officer.

Besides, the YSR government had also allotted 77 acres of land to Ramky Pharma Limited at Polepalli pharma special economic zone (SEZ) near Jadcherla in Mahbubnagar district. The CBI has already seized several documents from the Ramky group office during its recent raids.

The CBI already filed two chargesheets in the Jagan's disproportionate assets case - first on April 1 and the second one on April 23.